... of avowed Tories and, what is worse, !Turilisel Whigs. And it is through the aid of such allies, and by such • policy as this, that Mr Moucreiff hopes to retrain the representative of Edinburgh ; a Whig in principle, and yet indebted for hie eat to the ...

... tic harlot, Professor /Oscine ridvertal to the eitution of our own country. He believed that the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government and others had been bona along by a current which they ought to have conaralled, and had submitted to a dictation ...

... property qualification may afford a certain rough guarantee, and he would support such • measure as was proposed by the late Whig Government, a £7 franchise. That is, he would withold the franchise from an educated Christian—a Thomas Chalmers, perhaps, ...

... ottbe Workmen s tIaLL nut s hat of the throarin of young oleo U.S Is tor fort and have therefore. properly smarm no home • Whig of poor foilooa gnu hors already talon 'kW. 4 I drink. log riots The o nabs.. soh their ample and vaned appliances for enjoyounk ...

... with having their ablest man in Parliament We say again that at present the city is fairly represented. If, as surmised, the Whigs are determined to start another man, Mr Black again, as some say, or, as others say, a mild Tory candidate, then they deserve ...

... the slot,. quo, bet then it is just widely ramoured and not doubted at all that such overtures are next to spurn. el by the Whig Committee and friends. The grief of the NPLaretites consists in the Litter rebuffs that they are getting in that direction ...

... Dups.:Al opted., one 000 • SALA M AMMON A LAIOI CPAMITY OF mitt*APPARII. MAMMA. WATCM M.LVEY CUINA. CMITAL. xiDUNN will BELL Whig= AUCTION SORIA THIS NO (SATURDAY), 6 Rs. 1101IDAT WINING r R. FUNERALS warm TWtNTT 11M JOHN CROALL & SONS, 0 AND 10 L IY Mat ...

... senior member for the hard, tough, common-place, but useful work, and to our junior for the ornamental. Our advice then to our Whig friends is to let well alone, the common-sense of the community cries aloud for paw, and notwithstanding the silly vapouring ...

... perhaps greserapidity. Suppose that Moaned( and Richardson (one of the proposed new candidates) wore to be elected, that the Whigs pin obtained power, and that Mr Monmiff were to be appointed Lord Advocate, what Admit re-election if he had to fam Mr Id Urea ...

... and Hugh Rose school are anxiously striving to keep t things as they are, but that they have been next to spurned by the Whig Committee. Of course, when A Constant Reader talks of , the Messrs Stott, Fyfe, and Hugh Rose's school, he must include these ...

... Mr Jones's discourse ►fter about a week's study—has wit sharpened by the reflection that, as the mouthpiece of the derided Whigs, he was expected to tear the lecture to tatters I But hie friend, most forgive his failure, seeing , that so much of the subject ...

... chamber; and there, through the long hours of the niot, her kneel or en bar bed, wept those who Med the last Mars of skids Whig native capable. ( To be continued GA•IBALDI oa ms Brays—The risks pablirins the following Wee, dated Carers, January 8. from ...